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Wongsakorn Law Firm Encourages Cross-Disciplinary Learning by Presenting Internship Certificates to Bangkok University Students 

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04
Aug

On 24 July 2026, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, Director and Attorney at Wongsakorn Law Firm, presented a certificate of recognition to Ms. Ponphan Pongyuan  (Simon), an internship student from the International Business Management Program, Faculty of Business Administration, Bangkok University, in congratulations on the successful completion of her professional internship with the firm.

Lawyer Arm firmly believes that opportunities for experiential learning should not be limited to law students alone. Instead, students from a wide range of academic disciplines should be given the chance to gain hands-on experience in real working environments, allowing them to discover their strengths, develop practical skills, and broaden their perspectives through real-world practice.

He also believes that the university years represent a crucial stage of personal and professional development. During this period, students are highly receptive to new knowledge, eager to learn, and capable of developing their potential rapidly. Providing them with practical workplace experience therefore plays an important role in preparing them for successful careers in the future.
Throughout her internship, Simon began her journey in the Corporate Communications Department of Wongsakorn Law Firm, where she was responsible for graphic design and video editing. Through her dedication, strong sense of responsibility, and eagerness to learn, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri recognized her potential and provided her with the opportunity to take on work involving the collection and management of electronic evidence.

This role required meticulous attention to detail, a solid understanding of operational procedures, and the ability to quickly learn and apply new tools. Simon adapted remarkably well to these new responsibilities, demonstrating strong learning ability and professionalism. Her performance earned praise from colleagues across the team, and when her internship came to an end, many expressed genuine regret at seeing her leave.
From Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri’s perspective, he has always believed that “working in a law firm does not mean that everyone must have a law degree.” With dedication, a strong sense of responsibility, and a willingness to learn, anyone can develop their abilities and make meaningful contributions to an organization.

For this reason, an internship should be viewed as more than simply carrying out assigned tasks. It is an opportunity for students to discover their strengths, explore different types of work, and gain practical experience that they may not encounter in the classroom—or even during the early stages of their professional careers after graduation. Such experiences become valuable assets that prepare them for the competitive job market in the future.

The Corporate Communications Department of Wongsakorn Law Firm is also immensely proud of Simon’s achievements throughout her internship. During her time with the firm, she consistently demonstrated adaptability, a strong willingness to learn, and the ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues. Even after being assigned to assist the Electronic Evidence Collection Team, a role outside her field of study, she quickly mastered the necessary knowledge and work processes, earning the trust and recognition of colleagues across multiple departments.

Her experience reflects an important principle: a person’s potential is not defined by their academic major, but by their attitude, commitment to continuous learning, and courage to step beyond their comfort zone and embrace new challenges.

Wongsakorn Law Firm extends its heartfelt congratulations to Simon on the successful completion of her internship and wishes her every success in her future career. We are confident that, with her ability, determination, and continuous willingness to embrace new knowledge and challenges, she will grow into a highly capable professional and become a valuable talent in the workforce.

The firm also hopes that her experience at Wongsakorn Law Firm will serve as a strong foundation for her future career, further enhancing her knowledge, practical skills, and self-confidence. We believe the lessons and experiences gained during her internship will support her continued growth and success in every stage of her professional journey.

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A Chulalongkorn Law Student Shares Her Internship Experience at Wongsakorn Law Firm

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28
Jul

On July 17, 2026, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, Managing Director of Wongsakorn Law Firm, presented a certificate to Ms. Natnicha Pruittipongkul, also known as Mavy, a student from the Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University, upon the completion of her legal internship at the firm. Throughout her internship, Mavy had the opportunity to closely observe and learn about the work of lawyers, both in the office and through actual fieldwork. This experience was entirely different from studying in a classroom. In this column, we share an interview with Mayvie about her experience as an intern at Wongsakorn Law Firm and what it is like to intern at a law firm.

Interview with Mavy, a Legal Intern from the Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University

Q: Why did you choose to intern at a law firm?

A: “Legal work is actually very diverse. Many people may aim to work in the public sector, such as interning at a court or at a public prosecutor’s office. However, I wanted to try something different. To understand what happens before a case reaches the court, you need to intern at a law firm. That is how you learn about the procedures at this stage and understand how to proceed correctly when the case goes to court.”

Q: What did you do during your internship?

A: “I had the opportunity to do many different tasks during my internship. I began drafting complaints, writing motions, preparing sets of documents for filing a lawsuit, and drafting statements. I was able to do many things, which helped me realize that there is a great deal of preparation and many documents required before a case can be brought before the court.”

Q: What places did you have the opportunity to visit during your internship here?

A: “I had the opportunity to visit places I had never imagined I would be able to go. The first place I visited was where I paid my respects before the royal remains of the Queen Mother. It was a very meaningful opportunity for me, and I never thought I would have the chance to experience something like that. I also had the opportunity to go on a study visit to Parliament. Parliament is one of the most important institutions in the legal field because it forms the foundation of the lawmaking process. Since Parliament is responsible for enacting laws, we had the opportunity to observe the process at its source. I was also able to attend and observe a parliamentary debate and take a tour of the new Parliament building. I also had the opportunity to visit a police station to file a complaint. A client came to the law firm with a rather unfortunate case, so we accompanied the victim to file a formal complaint with the police. As many people may already know, filing a complaint with the police can be a time-consuming process. Handling a single complaint may take several hours, and in some cases, it can take up to ten hours because the police officers need to conduct an interview and record the statement. However, through my internship, I learned that the process can be made faster and that both the victim and our team can save time by preparing the information in advance, printing the relevant documents, and drafting a preliminary statement. This allows the police to gain an initial understanding of the case and proceed more quickly. I learned that preparing the information beforehand is extremely important. It not only helps speed up the process but also ensures that the details provided are complete.”

Q: What kind of case did you observe at the court?

A: “I went to court to observe the examination of witnesses in a defamation case. The two parties had previously been romantically involved. In this case, the man was the plaintiff who filed a lawsuit against the woman as the defendant. A well-intentioned person sent the man an audio recording of the woman’s conversation while she was being questioned by an investigation committee. This case made me more aware of the importance of communication. The fact that someone was able to send an audio recording made me realize that our conversations may be recorded, or that our voices may easily be altered and used in other ways. Therefore, I have become more careful about how I communicate.”

Wongsakorn Law Firm, led by Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, firmly believes that giving students the opportunity to learn through real-world work experience helps develop high-quality legal professionals for society in the future. The legal profession requires more than knowledge of written laws. It also requires practical experience, analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to work with people in real-life situations. Students who are interested in gaining legal work experience and learning closely about the work of lawyers may contact Wongsakorn Law Firm for further information and apply for an internship through the “Contact Us” channel.

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Intern Student “Gaining Real-World Experience in the Professional Workplace” We would like to express our sincere appreciation to Thammasat University for placing its trust in Wongsakorn Law Firm

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15
May

Wongsakorn Law Firm would like to express its sincere appreciation to Thammasat University, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Chinese Language Program, for its trust and kind cooperation in sending a student to undertake professional internship training at our firm. This opportunity allows the student to gain real-world experience and firsthand exposure to actual legal practice and Chinese-language coordination work. It is an important step in preparing for a full transition into the professional working world in the future.

Practical training in a real workplace is an essential process in enhancing skills, knowledge, and the ability to apply academic learning from the classroom into real-world practice. This is particularly important in the present era, where language skills, communication abilities, and the capacity to work within professional organizations are highly valued in the labor market. Wongsakorn Law Firm is therefore very pleased to be part of supporting and encouraging students to learn through real-life situations, including hands-on work experience, problem-solving in practical situations, and the development of systematic working skills.

In addition, Wongsakorn Law Firm firmly believes that providing students with opportunities to learn from real-world experience helps broaden their perspectives and strengthen their confidence in preparing for their future careers effectively. It also fosters strong collaboration between educational institutions and professional sectors, working together to develop the potential of Thai youth so they are well-prepared to enter the workforce with stability and quality in the future.

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Law Interns Must Read! The Path from “Real Internship” to Becoming a Lawyer at Wongsakorn Law Firm

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23
Apr

Internship In today’s increasingly competitive legal profession, the term “intern” no longer simply means completing required internship hours. Instead, it represents an opportunity to step into the path of becoming a real legal professional.

The key question is Will you choose a “real internship” or just put your name down?

This article explores real perspectives through an interview with a law intern who gained hands-on experience at Wongsakorn Law Firm. We hope this content can help shift your mindset and approach toward internships.

Real Internship vs. Name-Only Internship What’s the Difference?

In the legal field, many people may have heard of a “name-only internship,” which refers to registering for an internship without actually doing any real work.

While it may seem convenient, what you gain is zero experience.

In contrast, a real internship means stepping into the field, working on real cases, and learning from real-life situations.

Interview with “Gino”: A Real Intern’s Voice

Below is an interview with Gino (Thanipat Manopat), a trainee from the Lawyers Council who chose the path of a real internship

Lawyer Arm: Why did you choose a real internship instead of just putting your name down?
Gino: First of all, I think a name-only internship doesn’t give any real experience. By interning at a law firm, I’m confident that I will gain real experience in becoming a lawyer.

A short but clear answer showing that experience is the most important thing for interns.

Lawyer Arm: Do you get paid for your internship here?
Gino: Yes, I do.

A good internship doesn’t only provide experience it also gives value to the intern’s work.

Lawyer Arm: Did you have the opportunity to visit or study abroad?
Gino: Yes, I did. I visited a legal advisory company and learned how legal advisors work. It was exciting, and it was my first time traveling abroad. If I hadn’t worked here, I probably wouldn’t have had that opportunity.

This is an opportunity many interns never receive exposure to the international legal world, which can truly shape the future.

Lawyer Arm: Where are we today?
Gino: At Padang Besar Police Station.
Lawyer Arm: What are we doing here?
Gino: Giving a statement.
Lawyer Arm: So you’re already involved in a case?
Gino: Yes.

This is not just an internship, this is real field experience.

Interns get to experience the legal process firsthand, from beginning to end.

Lawyer Arm: A warrior must have scars, and interns too. After this internship, do you think you can pass your exams?
Gino: After interning for 6 months, working on case files and drafting petitions and complaints every day, I feel like I need to study less because I’ve already seen real cases.

This is a major turning point from being a student to becoming a practitioner.

Real Internship = A Shortcut to Success

From this interview, it is clear that a real internship delivers completely different results

✔ Hands-on work every day
✔ Real case experience
✔ Learning from real situations
✔ Developing practical, career-ready skills

Name-Only Internship = Losing Opportunities Without Realizing It

On the other hand, a name-only internship may seem “easy,”
but the long-term consequences include

  • No real experience
  • Lack of professional skills
  • Not being ready to become a real lawyer

Most importantly, it may become a form of self-sabotage without realizing it.

Advice from Lawyer Arm to the New Generation of Interns

“A real internship truly matters. For those who want to become lawyers or legal professionals, a real internship is essential. Don’t just put your name down. Don’t make excuses.”

“A real internship is completely different from a name-only one. Without real work experience, you may unknowingly harm your own future.”

This is a clear warning for anyone deciding their career path.

Wongsakorn Law Firm A Place for Real Interns

This is not just a place for internships, it is a training ground for future lawyers.

Here, you will

  • Learn from real cases
  • Work on real legal matters
  • Grow through real experience

Opportunities for Interns Who Want More

If you are a law student or intern who wants real experience and refuses to waste time on a name-only internship we are the answer.

Contact us today.

“For students interested in a real internship with real experience, you can contact us or submit your resume here: Click >>Contact Us<<”

Your Future Starts with the Internship You Choose

While you are still an intern, you are laying the foundation of your future.

Don’t choose the easy path, choose the path that makes you better.

Because in the end, the advantage doesn’t belong to the smartest person but to the one who has the most real experience.

And a real internship may be the first step that changes your future.

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Certificate Award Ceremony for Chinese Major Internship Students from Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University

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12
Mar

On March 6, 2026, Supasit Siri, also known as “Lawyer Arm,” the executive of Wongsakorn Law Office, presented certificates to internship students from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Chinese Major, Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University, following the completion of their internship at the firm. This internship served as an important opportunity for students to gain real working experience in a professional legal environment, which differs significantly from learning in a traditional classroom setting

As Wongsakorn Law Office represents a number of Chinese clients and companies, and also serves as a legal advisor to several Chinese businesses operating in Thailand, Chinese language interns play an important role in supporting language-related tasks. These include translating legal documents, communicating with Chinese clients, and assisting as interpreters during court proceedings. Such experiences help students strengthen both their language proficiency and their understanding of legal processes in a practical and meaningful way.

The internship at this law office therefore goes beyond theoretical learning, providing students with the opportunity to engage in real tasks and gain hands-on experience in the field of international legal work. This experience serves as valuable preparation for their future careers. Students majoring in Chinese who are interested in gaining practical experience while developing both their language and professional skills are welcome to contact the office for more information and become part of a meaningful learning experience that can help shape their future career paths.

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Certificate Awarding Ceremony for Internship Students from the University of Phayao

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12
Mar

On February 19, 2026, Lawyer Arm (Supasit Siri), head of Wongsakorn Law Office, presented internship completion certificates to interns from the University of Phayao in recognition of their successful completion of their internship in the firm’s Corporate Communications Department. During the internship period, the two students had the opportunity to learn and participate in real work, particularly in digital media production within the field of corporate communications. Their work included graphic design, video editing, and the creation of online media content, all of which are essential skills in today’s digital communication era.

Throughout the internship, both students demonstrated strong dedication, a high sense of responsibility, and excellent teamwork. They were able to efficiently complete the tasks assigned to them. Their performance left a positive and lasting impression on the staff of the firm, and also reflected the potential and capability of the new generation of young professionals who are committed to developing themselves and pursuing their professional careers.

This achievement not only marks the successful completion of their internship but also represents an important step forward for both the students and Wongsakorn Law Office. Before graduating, the two students were given the opportunity to join the firm as probationary employees, becoming part of the organization. This serves as a strong example of cooperation between an educational institution and a professional organization, creating real employment opportunities for students while enabling the firm to recruit individuals who have already developed practical skills and experience through training within the organization, resulting in a mutually beneficial outcome for both sides.

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Certificate Presentation Ceremony for Internship Students from Attawit Commercial Technology College (Accounting Major)

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22
Oct

On October 17, 2025, Wongsakorn Law Office held a certificate presentation ceremony for internship students from Attawit Commercial Technology College, Accounting Major, to recognize their dedication, determination, and responsibility demonstrated throughout their internship period with the firm.

During the ceremony, Ms. Muttamas Siri, Managing Director of the company, had the honor of representing Mr. Supasit Siri, Managing Director of Wongsakorn Law Office, in presenting the certificates to the three students:

  • Mr. Apisit Pholdongnok
  • Mr. Phiphat Triprom
  • Ms. Suchada Thapthimsai

This internship program represents a meaningful collaboration between Wongsakorn Law Office and leading educational institutions, offering students an opportunity to gain real-world experience, develop practical skills in accounting, legal documentation, and organizational management. Such experiences play a crucial role in preparing students for their future careers.

Wongsakorn Law Office continues to place strong emphasis on supporting the younger generation by creating learning opportunities and promoting a deeper understanding of the legal and business professions in the modern world. This commitment reflects the firm’s vision of nurturing the next generation of professionals who will contribute positively to Thai society.

The firm extends its sincere appreciation to Attawit Commercial Technology College for the trust and cooperation, and warmly congratulates the three students on completing their internship successfully. Wongsakorn Law Office wishes them all the best and continued success in their future endeavors.

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Attawit Commercial Technology College Conducts the Second Internship Supervision Visit

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05
Sep

On September 5, 2025, Wongsakorn Law Office had the honor of welcoming faculty members from Attawit Commercial Technology College:

  • Asst. Prof. Natrapee Rittatsso, Lecturer in Accounting
  • Asst. Prof. Chattrathongchai Jittraktam, Lecturer in Logistics

The purpose of their visit was to supervise and evaluate accounting students currently undergoing a three-month professional internship at the law office. This occasion marked the second supervision visit, aiming to monitor students’ progress and assess their practical learning outcomes.

During the supervision, the lecturers engaged with the students through various discussions, covering topics such as their primary responsibilities during the internship, the use of work-related programs and tools, feedback or guidance received from mentors and supervisors, work discipline including attendance and punctuality, as well as opportunities to perform tasks outside the office. These evaluations provided a comprehensive view of the students’ development.

Wongsakorn Law Office is truly delighted to play a role in offering real-world experiences to accounting students. Internships in an authentic work environment not only strengthen accounting skills but also enable students to understand how their knowledge can be applied in a legal office context, an opportunity that is both valuable and rare.

This supervisory visit marks another important step in fostering collaboration between the educational institution and Wongsakorn Law Office, with the shared goal of nurturing a new generation of competent professionals who are well-prepared for their future careers. The law office sincerely hopes that the students will apply the knowledge gained here to achieve lasting success in the accounting profession.

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Certificate Presentation Ceremony for Internship Trainees from the Lawyers Council of Thailand, 2025

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04
Sep

On September 3, 2025, Wongsakorn Law Office had the honor of having Ms. Muttamas Siri, Managing Director of the company, represent Mr. Supasit Siri, Managing Director, in presenting certificates to the internship trainees from the Lawyers Council of Thailand under the Royal Patronage for the year 2025.

This certificate presentation marks another proud moment for our firm, as we continue to contribute to the development of young talents and legal professionals. Through practical training, the interns gained both professional knowledge and hands-on experience in legal work, which form the foundation for becoming high-quality lawyers in the future.

This year, Wongsakorn Law Office was delighted to host three interns from the Lawyers Council of Thailand: Ms. Poorichaya Choorusamee , Ms. Sirichom Sangsri , and Ms. Surattikan  Saenkaeo. Throughout their training, they demonstrated true dedication, perseverance, and a strong commitment to developing themselves continuously in the legal profession.

The completion of this internship represents a significant milestone for each participant. Wongsakorn Law Office sincerely congratulates them and wishes all continued success in their professional journey, with the hope that the knowledge and experience gained here will be carried forward into their future careers and personal lives.

Finally, Wongsakorn Law Office reaffirms its commitment to supporting the growth of new generations in the legal field, with the firm belief that cooperation with the Lawyers Council of Thailand will continue to play an essential role in producing quality lawyers for Thai society.

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